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The Korea Entertainment Management Association (hereinafter referred to as the Korea Entertainment Management Association) is strongly urging a thorough investigation and punishment of Park Na-rae for the situation in which she is accused of abuse of power, embezzlement, and illegal medical procedures.


The Reward and Punishment Adjustment Management Committee, a special organization of the Entertainment Management Association, said in an official statement released on the 17th, "These actions by Park Na-rae are shaking the moral foundation of the popular culture and arts industry and damaging the industry. "It is a serious problem that hinders development," he said.


This permanent organization was established in 2009 to resolve disputes within the entertainment industry.


In response to the claim that Park Na-rae's managers are not covered by the four major insurance policies that are legally required, the committee said, "The failure to properly resolve this issue is due to Park Na-rae's illegal and evasive actions." He requested a thorough investigation, saying, "It can be interpreted as an attitude."


In addition, regarding the allegations of forced personal errands, verbal abuse, and assault, he emphasized, "Abuse of power in the entertainment industry is a chronic problem that must be eradicated," and added, "If these charges are found to be true, strong measures will be taken at the association level."


The committee concluded that the non-payment of processing fees and the provision of company funds to an ex-boyfriend were the reasons for this. Regarding the allegations of embezzlement, he explained, "If true, it could be a serious crime," and "We plan to take strong action after thorough confirmation of the facts in terms of non-payment of wages."


In addition, the committee said, "Celebrities must bear great responsibility as public figures as they work and earn profits from the public's attention and love," and "Without a responsible attitude and reflection, He added, “We must refrain from continuing our activities.”